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New Orleans Saints at New York Giants: Predictions, picks and odds for NFL Week 14 game

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New Orleans Saints at New York Giants: Predictions, picks and odds for NFL Week 14 game

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The New York Giants (2-10) have been eliminated from playoff contention, and the New Orleans Saints (4-8) will try to avoid a similar fate when it plays in MetLife Stadium on Sunday.

In the first half, New Orleans did a fantastic job of limiting the Los Angeles Rams. But the second half was a different story, letting the Rams wake up and leave the Big Easy with a win. The defeat halted any momentum the Saints had of turning the season around, and now there’s little room for error for the remainder of the season.

Not even Drew Lock could fix all of the problems plaguing the Giants as the team was handled by the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving. Could the Giants go full tank and prepare for next year’s NFL draft, or will they try to play spoiler for teams the reason of the season?

Giants vs. Saints odds, moneyline, over/under

The Saints are favorites to defeat the Giants, according to the BetMGM NFL odds. Not interested in this game? Check out expert picks and best bets for every NFL game this week.

  • Spread: Saints (-5)
  • Moneyline: Saints (-225); Giants (+185)
  • Over/under: 40.5

NFL Week 14 odds, predictions and picks

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Lorenzo Reyes: Saints 28, Giants 10

The Giants’ quarterback situation is a mess, they’ve had key injuries on defense — none bigger than Dexter Lawrence — and the Saints have been better with Darren Rizzi as interim coach. This could be a blowout.

Tyler Dragon: Saints 21, Giants 17

The Saints had their two-game winning streak snapped last week at the hands of the Rams. But running back Alvin Kamara continues to be a bright spot for New Orleans. Kamara’s on pace for his first career 1,000-yard rushing season. He’s already topped 1,000 yards from scrimmage for the eighth consecutive year.

Richard Morin: Saints 23, Giants 10

The Giants are a lost cause at this point and are hard to back in any case. New Orleans rolls.

Jordan Mendoza: Saints 22, Giants 13

The loss of Tayson Hill will hurt the New Orleans offense tremendously, but thankfully it’ll play against a team that is a complete mess. New York is not good at stopping the run, and that means Alvin Kamara has a big day in a resounding win.

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